Sacramento daily record-union., 1887-08-08
VICTORIOUS HAyERLYs.
The Atlas Get Another Black Eye on
Their Own Ground.

Their Own Ground.
During the past week the game 10 pe
PLAYED between the Alta and Haveriy
Clubs was leading topic OF conversation
on the streets and in the hotel loooies.
Numerous were the conjectures as to which
would have the largest nest OF goose eggs
when the score was made up. All agreed
however. that the contest would be one for
blood. The chinning game OF last Sun
day. in which the Pioneers participated,
had disgusted many, and it was suo]ect of
wonder whether the management would
suffer similar disgrace again. fhe result
shows one of the very lest games, in
which each nine did soma excellent play
ing. The management will find, however,
that if Snowflake Park Is 10 remain popular
resort, the jeering hoodlum that uses inde-
cent language will have to be relegated to the
precincts outside the inelosure. There is
entirely too much of such conduct per-
mitted for the good name of this Sunday
sport. The day was unusually warm, and
the grand stand crowded with spectators.
FIRST INNING.
Altas-Meagher was first to bat, hit to
first base. but was caught stealing second.
SaNcuty WIS tuTOWu OUT al hiol py DOhd-
hue, and Mullee famed.
Haverlys-Beunett went out at first on a
high ball to Newbert. Hanly made third
base on a grounder to right, an error of
Caveney. Donahue and Hanly both went
out on the formers slow ball to center.
SECOND INNING.
Altas-In this inning each side succeeded
in adding goose egg to its score. Ander-
son managed to make first base, but was
ambitious to make second, and was caught
mapping. Mclaughlin flew to Hanly, and
Powers hit to Levy and was thrown out on
second.
Haverlys-Sweeney was caught stealing
second. Meegan famed Cregan hit to
first. Levy struck to right and was thrown
ou' at second. A dispute arose here con-
corning the rulings of the umpire, and the
Haverlys attempted the bulldozing tactics
of the Pioneers, but only succeeded in
getting Donahue fined $40 and Meegan IS,
but it was evident that there were grounds
for the challenge.
THIRD INNING.
Altas-Newbert hit q three -bagger to CEN
terrified, and made the first tally on Flint's
grounder to right. Robinson few to Levy
Meagher hit to Levy and was thrown out
at second, on Caveney's slow ball to Don
ahue.
Hayerlys-Stein was thrown out at first
by Newbert. Lawton was safe on first
Bennett flew TO Caveney, Lawton was
caught attempting to initiate Anderson in
stealing second.
FOURTH INNING.
Altas-The Sacramento boys now seemed
to have The best of the game and were en-
couraged. Mullee flew to Levy. who made
fine catch. Anderson got to first on Han
ley's error. Mclaughlin hit to Donahue,
who threw Anderson out at second and
Hanly threw Mclaughlin out at first, max
ing the only double play in the game.
Haverlys-Hanly was thrown out at first
by Robinson. Donahue was thrown out
by Newbert. Sweeney was safe on first,
and scored on Meegan's center-felder,
CreeSan famed. Score-Altas 6, Hayerlys l.
FIFTH INNING
Altas-Powers flew 10 Levy. Newbert was
thrown out by Hanly on first, and Flint
fouled to Cregan.
Haverlys-Levy struck out to Powers on
first. Stein was safe to first on balls but
was thrown out stealing to second. Lawton
made second, but was left on the base by
Bennett being thrown out by Anderson.
SIXTH INNING.
Altas-Robinson flew to Hanly.
Meagher hit TO first, stole second and third.
Cayeny famed, Mullee was passed to first
on balls, but Anderson flew to Stein and
spoiled fine prospect for q score.
Hayerlys-Hanly safe to first on balls
Dolahue struck 10 left and made second
bag ON Flints muff. Sweeney struck safe
to center and Hanly and Donahue each
crossed the plate in safety. Meegan hit
safe TO first, Cregan struck out to Powers.
thrown at hui
Sweeney added another to the Hayerly
score. Stein flew to Meagher. Score
Atlas l, Haverlys 4.
SEVENTH INNING.
Altas-McLaughlin flew to Meegan.
Powers got on his muscle and made three
bagger to center field. Newbert struck safe
TO center, bringing in Powers Flint hit to
Donahue, who caught Newbert on second
and Flint on first. Robinson completed
the disaster by tanning. Score-AItas .,
Haverlys /.
INTERPRETATION was thrown out on
first by Anderson. Bennett made quick
work by flying TO Caveney, and Hanly did
the same with Powers.
IIGHTH INNING
Altas-Although it was necessary row for
the Atlas TO do something. they oily added
another cipher. Meagher flew - Hanly.
Cayeney struck safe to first, bat Mullee
and Anderson flew to Lawton a1d Stein.
Haverlys-Donahue captured third base
on Robinson's wild throw to Powers, and
tailed on a passed ball. Sweeney was
thrown out by Newbert. Meegan was safe
on first. Creegan was thrown out on first
by Mullee. Levy flew to Mullee
NINTH INNING.
Altas-The Atlas had lost all confidence
now, and went to the bat merely as a mat
ter of form. Mclaughlin fouled out to
Creegan. Powers hit to first. Newbert
was thrown out at first, and Flint ended
the misery by fouling to Creegan. The fol-
lowing is the score:
ALIAS. T.B p BIZ Bspo 4 F